# L05 - Using Arrays

1.	Create a new class named `UsingArrays`. 
2.	Using the lecture slides as a guide, declare and initialize an array of four integers that contains the values `3, 7, 13, and 18`. 
3.	Using a for loop, display each of the four array values and the square of that value. 

##### Sample Dialog 
```
3 squared is 9
7 squared is 49
13 squared is 169
18 squared is 324
```
4.	Add a for loop and display each of the four array values. Also, if the value is less than 10, display the message `less than 10`. If the value is greater than 10 but less than 15, display `greater than 10 and less than 15`. If the value is greater than 10, display `greater than 15`.

##### Sample Dialog 
```
3 is less than 10
7 is less than 10
13 is greater than 10 and less than 15
18 is greater than 15
```
5.	Write a program called `ArrayTest` that will do the following actions (complete each action before moving on to the next one):
    - Create an array in the main method that contains the following integer values: 
      - 34
      - 2 
      - 14
      - 34 
      - 58 
      - 4 
    - Print out all of the array values using a for loop 
    - Find and print the array element with the maximum value 
    - Find and print the average value of the elements in the array 
    - Copy three elements from this array, starting at the second element, into a new array of size 3